DEAD END – With all the recent activity at the abandoned train yard, it would be safe to say it is a cool hang-out place. This isn’t the first kidnap and ditch the old, long-forgotten area has seen; as of recently, more and more victims (both living and dead) have been found here. Above is a male who managed to get out alive; for his privacy, his name will not be published. and a member of the DE staff (who was going to the diner to get some food and happened to see some flashing lights) was available on the scene. Reading through reports written by officers and medical staff who have been able to get hands-on the situation, as well as a few interviews, allowed for an accurate reconstruction.

It appears that the male had been drugged, as there was a small puncture wound at his neck. He was found strung up within an old warehouse within the train yard, practically naked. His jeans and other clothing was strewn, torn, around the general vicinity of the nook. Fibers leading towards the entrance allow authorities to expect that the male was dragged to the carving area. Once captured and stripped, the attacker(s) may have begun slicing and dicing with amazing precision. Very large lacerations were placed at the inner thighs and inner arms; upon further inspection, medical personnel found that he was missing muscle in these areas and that it was done with ‘incredibly precise hands and foul intentions’. Another member of medical staff mentioned that the way the flesh was sliced could have been for a specific reason, perhaps a ritual, consumption, or to make a poetic point. After the male’s flesh was cut open, his legs were tied and he was hoisted into the air near a back exit. Blood dripped down over his body and pooled around the ground. Moments later, an anonymous 911 call came in to share the deets of the bleeding out man. Closer inspection found there was very little to no fingerprints or any other defining mark left on the male body, meaning the attacker(s) got away. Upon further searching for the male himself, who had been rushed to the hospital and was finally stabilized, he was found ‘unable to be available for questioning’ by medical staff.